119 results about "Ammonia vapor" patented technology

The invention discloses a method for recovering ammonia from low-concentration ammonium chloride wastewater, which comprises the following steps that: an alkaline substance is added into the low-concentration ammonium chloride wastewater to prepare mixed slurry containing ammonia water and chloride salt; the mixed slurry is subjected to the separation and concentration of the ammonia water in an ammonia water distillation concentration tower to obtain ammonia vapor and a drained waste liquid; the ammonia vapor is conveyed to an ammonia water cooler for cooling treatment, and the ammonia water obtained by the cooling treatment is stored for standby; and the drained waste liquid is subjected to solid-liquid separation to obtain solid-phase residue and a waste liquid containing the chloride salt. The method evaporates the ammonia in the low-concentration ammonium chloride wastewater and concentrates the ammonia to an industrial grade concentration, and has the advantages of broad source of auxiliary materials, low cost, completely sealed technical process, and low energy consumption; and drained substances meet the requirement of no pollution and no nuisance.

A method of managing vapors generated from an ammonia-containing reductant delivery system for an engine, comprising of storing an ammonia-containing fluid in a first storage device; generating ammonia vapors in the first storage device and storing said generated ammonia vapors in a second storage device; and purging said stored vapors from the second storage device to upstream of a combustion chamber of the engine during a first condition and downstream of the combustion chamber during a second condition.

Provided is a novel method and system for preparing ultra-high-purity buffered-hydrofluoric acid or ammonium fluoride controlled concentration. The method comprises bubbling purified ammonia vapor into ultra-pure hydrofluoric acid. The inventive method and system can be used as an on-site subsystem in a semiconductor device fabrication facility for supplying the buffered-hydrofluoric acid and ammonium fluoride to points of use in the semiconductor device fabrication facility.

There is described a method and apparatus (100, 100′) for storing and delivering ammonia wherein at least two ammonia storage materials (1a, 2a) capable of reversibly adsorbing or absorbing ammonia having different ammonia vapor pressures are used. Ammonia storage material (2a) having a lower vapor pressure, which is only partially saturated with ammonia or void of ammonia, is brought into fluid communication with ammonia storage material (1a) having a higher ammonia vapor pressure to adsorb or absorb ammonia released from the ammonia storage material (1a) having a higher ammonia vapor pressure when the latter is higher than a pressure threshold. An automotive NO_x treatment system (200) comprising such apparatus (100, 100′) is also described.

Hydrogen peroxide is vaporized (20) and mixed (30) with ammonia gas in a ratio between 1:1 and 1:0.0001. The peroxide and ammonia vapor mixture are conveyed to a treatment area (10) to neutralize V-type, H-type, or G-type chemical agents, pathogens, biotoxins, spores, prions, and the like. The ammonia provides the primary deactivating agent for G-type agents with the peroxide acting as an accelerator. The peroxide acts as the primary agent for deactivating V-type and H-type agents, pathogens, biotoxins, spores, and prions. The ammonia acts as an accelerator in at least some of these peroxide deactivation reactions.

A method of operating a reductant delivery and storage system of a vehicle, comprising of storing an ammonia-containing fluid in a first storage device, generating ammonia vapors in the first storage device, storing said generated ammonia vapors in a second storage device, purging said stored vapors from the second storage device to an exhaust of the engine, and relieving pressure or vacuum build-up during at least one of said storing and purging is provided via an atmospheric vent coupled in the reductant delivery and storage system.

A method for comprehensively treating low-concentration ammonia-nitrogen wastewater by completely recycling is disclosed. The low-concentration ammonia-nitrogen wastewater and carbide slag or quick lime are mixed and reacted to obtain a mixed solution containing ammonia water and ammonium chloride. The mixed solution is transferred into an ammonia-water evaporative concentration tower to separate the ammonia water and thus obtain an ammonia vapor and a calcium chloride waste solution. The ammonia vapor is transferred into an ammonia-water cooler, and the calcium chloride waste solution is introduced into an aging pool for aging, and then filtered to obtain a purified calcium chloride solution; and the purified calcium chloride solution is introduced into an MVR triple-effect evaporator for evaporation, so as to obtain distilled water and a concentrated calcium chloride solution. The concentrated calcium chloride solution is introduced into a fluidized bed for spray granulation, so as to obtain an anhydrous calcium chloride product.

The invention discloses a fishing boat tail gas refrigerating unit, which adopts the principle of ammonia-water absorption refrigeration and uses the waste heat of fishing boat tail gas to drive a system to work so as to finally realize a refrigeration process. The refrigerating unit realizes low temperature, high efficiency and high power. The system mainly comprises a generating and rectifying device, a condenser, an ammonia throttle valve, a liquid storage tank, an evaporator, an absorber, a solution pump, a solution throttle valve, a solution heat exchanger and the like. Aqueous solution of ammonia is heated at a generating part of the generating and rectifying device to evaporate a large amount of ammonia vapor and a small amount of water vapor, the water vapor is rectified at a rectifying part of the generating and rectifying device, the rest ammonia vapor is condensed in the condenser to form liquid ammonia, the liquid ammonia is throttled and decompressed by the throttle valve and then enters the liquid storage tank, and the liquid ammonia is evaporated and refrigerated in the evaporator to provide cold energy for fresh keeping for a fishing boat. The refrigerating unit reduces the ice load of the fishing boat, effectively improves the freshness of fishes, and has significance for realizing energy conservation and emission reduction on the fishing boat.

A method of operating a reductant delivery and storage system of a vehicle, comprising of storing an ammonia-containing fluid in a first storage device, generating ammonia vapors in the first storage device and storing said generated ammonia vapors in a second storage device, purging said stored vapors from the second storage device to an exhaust of the engine, delivering said ammonia-containing fluid to said exhaust of the engine, and adjusting at least one of an amount of ammonia-containing fluid delivered and an amount of vapors purged to said exhaust based on the other of said at least one of said amount of ammonia-containing fluid delivered and said amount of vapors purged to said exhaust.

A method of managing vapors generated from an ammonia-containing reductant delivery system for an engine of a vehicle, comprising of during at least a portion of engine-off conditions, storing ammonia containing vapors generated in the reductant delivery system, and after said storing and during at least a portion of engine operation, purging said stored ammonia into an exhaust of the engine to react in a catalyst in the exhaust flow.

The vapor exhaust assembly, for anhydrous ammonia, includes a closed filter tower and a closed exhaust tower with vertical tubes. The filter tower is connected to the vapor tower by a vapor upper pipe and a liquid lower pipe. A filter tube is mounted in the filter tower. Ammonia enters the filter tower above an open end of the filter. Ammonia vapor moves from the filter tower through the vapor upper pipe to a vapor chamber in the vapor tower. Liquid moves from the filter tower through the liquid pipe to the vapor tower. Liquid received in the vapor tower is moved upward by a dam. Vapor in the liquid moves upward to the vapor chamber. Liquid moves downward from the dam top to a liquid discharge exit. A vapor discharge valve in the top of the vapor tower is opened to discharge vapor and increase liquid in both towers.

The invention provides a molybdenum supported catalyst for 1-butylene disproportionation reaction and a preparation method; the catalyst comprises two parts, an active metal component and a composite carrier, wherein the composite carrier is a compound of a mesoporous SBA-15 molecular sieve and alumina, and the supported active metal component is an oxide of molybdenum; the preparation method of the catalyst comprises the following steps: firstly removing templates from a mesoporous SBA-15 molecular sieve, coating the mesoporous SBA-15 molecular sieve with an alumina precursor by methods of water vapor-induced hydrolysis, ammonia vapor-induced hydrolysis, and the like to prepare a composite carrier with different ratios; then performing isovolumetric impregnation of the composite carrier in a molybdenum element-containing solution to obtain a supporting amount of metal molybdenum of 1-30%, drying and roasting to obtain the molybdenum supported catalyst. The catalyst provided in the invention can be used in reactions for preparing propylene and pentene by 1-butylene disproportionation, can improve the conversion rate of 1-butylene, and prolong the service life of the catalyst.

Chilling is produced from heat that is normally wasted in the economizer section of a steam boiler. A thermally-activated ammonia-water absorption chiller is powered by a heat recovery unit. The heat recovery unit supplies boiler exhaust heat to desorb the working fluid of the chiller. That can be directly, such that the heat recovery unit is a heat recovery vapor generator that can be colocated with an economizer, in parallel or series. The exhaust heat can alternatively be supplied to the AARC indirectly, via a heat transfer loop and a separate generator. The desorbed ammonia vapor is rectified, condensed, and then used to produce the chilling. The heat released in the chiller when low pressure ammonia vapor is re-absorbed is used to preheat the boiler feedwater.

The invention provides a method for preparing high-concentration ammonia by separating and purifying low-concentration aqueous ammonia and relates to separation and purification of aqueous ammonia. The method comprises the following steps of: turning on a circulating pump and carrying out circulating cooling to a pre-separator by the ice water in a chiller; injecting the dilute aqueous ammonia into a temperature control heater and heating the dilute aqueous ammonia; turning on a vacuum pump and adjusting to the preset vacuum degree for vacuumizing a film distiller; rising the temperature of the dilute aqueous ammonia by the temperature control heater according to the set heating rate to the preset final temperature; cooling and separating out water drops after the ammonia/water vapor generated by heating the dilute aqueous ammonia in the temperature control heater enters into the pre-separator; discharging the water dops in condensation from the lower part to a condensate water receiver and discharging the ammonia vapor from the outlet at the upper part to the inner side of the film distiller; making the ammonia of the ammonia vapor entering into the inner side of the film distiller enter into the outer side of the film under the action of negative pressure, and taking out by the vacuum pump to an ammonia receiver to obtain high-purity ammonia; insulating after the temperature of the temperature control heater rises to the preset final temperature, stopping heating and vacuumizing; and discharging the residual aqueous ammonia from the temperature control heater for ammonia absorption in the waste ammonia after the heat exchange.

Processes for recovering ammonia from an ammonium sulfate stream include reacting the ammonia sulfate stream with a lime slurry to form a slurry comprising calcium sulfate and ammonia; providing the slurry comprising calcium sulfate and ammonia to a stripper configured to recover the ammonia from the slurry; utilizing a heat source from a chilled ammonia process to the stripper; and extracting an ammonia vapor stream from the stripper. Also disclosed are systems for performing the processes.

The invention discloses a process for removing SO2 in smoke from a boiler of a coking plant by utilizing residual coked ammonia water, and the process comprises the following steps: (1) heat exchange of the residual ammonia water; (2) ammonia evaporation in an ammonia evaporation tower; (3) concentration and condensation of ammonia vapor; (4) ammonia evaporation and waste water treatment; (5) stronger ammonia water dilution; (6) desulfuration in an absorption tower; (7) thick separation in a swirler; and (8) drying, warehousing and packaging. According to the invention, the residual coked ammonia water is fully utilized, so that the wet ammonia flue gas desulfurization can be realized, thus the purposes of treating waste by waste, saving energy, reducing emission, reducing secondary pollution and realizing recycling economy can be achieved; and meanwhile, the procurement cost of sulfuric acid for treating the waste ammonia water of the coking plant can be reduced.